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Hello!
Please help me with a problem. I created a user on my friend’s computer while I was visiting. I deleted my user profile but the password windows still comes up (EMPTY) upon restart or reboot. How do I get rid of this? I am using Windows ME for this user name window problem that wont go away.
Marvin
By now, anyone who’s tried a conventional method of backing up their Windows XP Home or Windows XP Professional system to a separate bootable cloned hard drive has learned that it’s not possible with the conventional methods that we outlined in our Windows 9x article.
Carey Holzman has spent years troubleshooting Windows systems. Here he shares a few of his collected problems and solutions that might help you with your Windows-based computer.
If you are like most people, when you want to visit a specific site on the Internet you begin by double-clicking on the Internet Explorer icon. Once Internet Explorer opens and your default homepage loads, you then type the address in the address bar at the top of the window. If you are the impatient type, this can seem like forever.
Dear Carey,
I have two problems: When I try to start my Ameritrade streamer, the streamer console comes up but the applet menu does not appear. I just get the small square box at the top with the red, blue & green boxes within it. The applet menu does not appear. It was working fine, not sure what happened. It uses Java Web Start. I have tried all their suggestions.
2nd, most of the time, when I go to shut Windows down, it goes to where it says Windows is shutting down and then just stays there. I have Windows 98 and Interenet Explorer 6.0
Thanks
Hi Carey,
I just bought an EMachine that has a CDRW, but it didn’t come with software like Roxio. I know that XP has built in software, but it isn’t user friendly. When I tried to load my Roxio platinum I encounterd the problem you addressed on your site where the recorder disappears.
Is there a solution to the problem? A different piece of software that would work with xp? I’m at a loss.
Thanks,
Michelle
Hello Carey:
Im running win2k pro, my problem is it has a debugger that runs when a program malfunctions or you click on a website stored on my desktop, or try to open a folder at times. [ It dont run often but enough to bug the h— out of me ]…….
Well i could accept the debugger if it worked right, but it takes it forever to debug or it never stops debugging. Is a debugger necessary , or can i de-activate it? I’ve looked every where for it but cant find it,,, I’ve even done a registry search but never found it yet. Is there a way i can delete the registry key to get this debugging prog to stop bugging me? Or is there even a reg key for it?
Any help or info will be greatly appreciated..
Thank You.
Have been trying to run the game Black Hawk Down, but keep on getting a warning message saying that windows virtual memory swap file is less that the minimum recommend size of 140mb. I have plenty of memory left in my computer! can I make this swap file bigger? If so, how?
Regards,
Les
Question: My problem is on XP sometimes when I shutdown, I get a warning that says “other people are logged on to this computer. data may be lost” even if not hooked to my network or the net. what is this and how can I fix it. thanks for any help you can give
– Steve
Have you ever asked yourself a question like “What is a screensaver actually?” I did. And now I will gladly share the results of my investigation. As you can see easily, splitting the word “screensaver” into two words will give us the phrase “screen saver”. This isn’t a rocket science and it’s clear that the phrase suggests our subject somehow saving the screen. So the word “screensaver” can be applied to some sort of good things that save the screen of our so much beloved baby-computer. But what does it mean exactly? Who is going to harm our computer screen? Who could be such a bad person? The answer lies in the exact definition of screensavers.
